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Don Rosa
From: "Frank Bubacz" <frankbubacz at hotmail.com>
Subject: Don Rosa/Franquin
>>>Has Don Rosa been influenced by Belgian comic artist Franquin?

Nope.
Frank Bubacz
To Don

Of course, that was a stupid assumption... But did you notice that Franquin
used the "Mickey as cactus" detail several years before you?
(If that sounds amusing to you, you can see Franquin's version on
"Lagaffemegate" by entering e.g. "cactus Mickey" into the search machine
there.)

Frank

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H.W.Fluks
Frank Bubacz:

> you can see Franquin's version on
> "Lagaffemegate" by entering e.g. "cactus Mickey" into the
> search machine there.

URL, please!

--Harry.
Frank Bubacz
http://lagaffemegate.free.fr/

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Cwiljes
Frank Bubacz:
> you can see Franquin's version on
> "Lagaffemegate" by entering e.g. "cactus Mickey" into the
> search machine there.

Here is the URL: http://lagaffemegate.free.fr/touche/bd/bd834.htm
Wouldn't some cacti species have problems NOT looking like a Mickey Mouse?
And even cows proudly display Mickey as this well-known example from Disney
World proves:
http://lightning.hiddenmickeys.com/PictFrame.php?Images/Resorts/MinnieMoo2.j
pg

Cord
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
Frank Bubacz <frankbubacz at hotmail.com> skrev:

> But did you notice that Franquin used the "Mickey
> as cactus" detail several years before...

And so what? I have checked the Franquin-stuff and
seen his cactus. That is NOT Disney comics. And as far
as I know Franquin was NOT represented in the good old
Norwegian TEMPO magazine, so IMO this Franquin-guy is
nothing special at all. I would be much more impressed
if you found evidence that really great artists as
Morris or Uderzo ever have included any hidden Mickeys
in their Lucky Luke (Morris) or Asterix (Uderzo)
albums.

Sigvald :-)

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Francesco Spreafico
Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr. wrote:

> seen his cactus. That is NOT Disney comics. And as far
> as I know Franquin was NOT represented in the good old
> Norwegian TEMPO magazine, so IMO this Franquin-guy is
> nothing special at all.

Franquin is nothing special because he was not represented in an obscure
Norwegian magazine? I must be missing something.

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Sprea
Cwiljes
Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr. wrote:
>> seen his cactus. That is NOT Disney comics. And as far
>> as I know Franquin was NOT represented in the good old
>> Norwegian TEMPO magazine, so IMO this Franquin-guy is
>> nothing special at all.

Francesco Spreafico replied:
> Franquin is nothing special because he was not represented in an obscure
> Norwegian magazine? I must be missing something.

I suppose that you miss the irony. As I am also often accused
by friends and family of nearly undetectable irony I suppose
that Sigvald is one of the greatest Franquin fans under the sun.

BTW: The early Gottfredson Mickey strips had a plot suggested by Walt Disney
himself of Micky trying to commit suicide (sic!). This fits in perfectly
with
Franquins "Id?es noires", created nearly half a century later. Or am I the
only
one who has this impression?

Cord
Cwiljes
> And even cows proudly display Mickey as this well-known example from
Disney
> World proves:
>
http://lightning.hiddenmickeys.com/PictFrame.php?Images/Resorts/MinnieMoo2.j
> pg

Here it is with a shorter URL which does not get cut in two by the Mailer:
http://lightning.hiddenmickeys.com/Images/Resorts/MinnieMoo2.jpg

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Cwiljes
The editorial team of the German Comics Journal "Comic Speedline" recently
voted the 100 Best Comics of all time. You can find the result under the
URL:

http://www.top100comics.de/list.php?sorting=rank

Sorry, texts are only in German.

And here are the Disney-related entries:

#1: Donald Duck by Carl Barks
http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=1

#61 Mickey Mouse by Romano Scarpa
http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=61

#68 Mickey Mouse by Floyd Gottfredson
http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=68

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Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
cwiljes at bol.de skrev:

> The editorial team of the German Comics Journal
> "Comic Speedline" recently voted the 100 Best
> Comics of all time. You can find the result under
> the URL:

> #1: Donald Duck by Carl Barks

Indeed a worthy winner!

Sigvald :-)

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Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
Francesco Spreafico <frspreaf at tin.it> skrev:

> Franquin is nothing special because he was not
> represented in an obscure Norwegian magazine?
> I must be missing something.

I won't call TEMPO obscure. Anyway TEMPO used to print
"Europe's best comics" from 1966 to 1979/1982 and
included comics as: Asterix, Lucky Luke, Iznogood,
Blueberry, etc.

Sigvald :-)

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Cwiljes
Cord> #1: Donald Duck by Carl Barks
Sigvald> Indeed a worthy winner!

And Franquin on #9 & #12 ;-)
http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=9
http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=12
Michael Schartau
Micky Maus by Scarpa as nr 61.

Scarpa is regarded as the best mausartist since Gottfredson but he is only on place 68 !?

I resent that.

/Michael

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From: <cwiljes at bol.de>
To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 12:19 PM
Subject: Top 100 Comics

> The editorial team of the German Comics Journal "Comic Speedline" recently
> voted the 100 Best Comics of all time. You can find the result under the
> URL:
>
> http://www.top100comics.de/list.php?sorting=rank
>
> Sorry, texts are only in German.
>
> And here are the Disney-related entries:
>
> #1: Donald Duck by Carl Barks
> http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=1
>
> #61 Mickey Mouse by Romano Scarpa
> http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=61
>
> #68 Mickey Mouse by Floyd Gottfredson
> http://www.top100comics.de/single_book.php?rank=68
>
> Cord
>
>
>
> _______________________________________________
> http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
cwiljes at bol.de skrev:

>> Franquin is nothing special because he was not
>> represented in an obscure Norwegian magazine?
>> I must be missing something.
>
> I suppose that you miss the irony. As I am also
> often accused by friends and family of nearly
> undetectable irony I suppose that Sigvald is one
> of the greatest Franquin fans under the sun.

There was no irony in my posting. I read a lot of
comics when I grew up, including Disney comics,
European comics, The Panthom, Superman, etc. Franquins
stuff wasn't among that stuff so why should I consider
him important?

I can explain furter by an example: in this group it's
well known that americans are not familiar with
European characters like Fethry Duck so they don't
consider him as important in the Duckburg-universe.

Sigvald :-)

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